Origin
Papua New Guinea
4.1
Grown at
A complex and full-bodied coffee with a unique savory-sweet profile of cedar, cherry, and molasses.
In the rugged interior of Papua New Guinea, where dense jungles meet ancient highlands, Arona coffee is grown under conditions that are as wild as they are unique. The country's isolation and traditional cultivation methods lend its coffees an untamed quality—one that doesn’t try to imitate but stands confidently apart. Arona comes from communities that often process the beans by hand, using natural spring water and sun-drying techniques passed down through generations. The flavor carries a rustic purity, a reflection of the unspoiled terrain and the cultural richness of its origin. It’s a coffee that feels both ancient and invigorating, shaped by nature and nurtured by tradition.
Arusha A Typica selection that found its way from Tanzania to PNG. It is known for its good acidity and body, contributing to the classic PNG cup profile.
Typica The traditional variety of Venezuela, prized for its classic, clean, and sweet cup profile, though it is low-yielding.
Country
Papua New Guinea
Region
Eastern Highlands
Altitude
1,400 - 1,800 meters
Processing Method
Washed
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